Translate

Translate the text inside your drawings — labels, notes, title blocks, tables and dimension overrides — while leaving the geometry untouched.

New here? How drawing translation works — what is read, what never changes, and why every line is reviewed.

1Upload your drawings and say which language to translate into.
2We read out every piece of text and propose a translation for each unique line.
3You check the list line by line and edit anything that is wrong. Nothing is written to a drawing until you approve it.
4We apply your approved translations and give you the drawings back, in their original DWG version.

Drawings

Drop DWG files here or click to browseUp to 20 files, 200 MB each, .dwg only

Up to 20 drawings per translation. Text repeated across the set is translated once and applied everywhere.

Languages

From

Leave blank to detect it from the text.

Required. Not in the list? Type it — any language works.

What are these drawings?

One or two sentences about the drawing set. This is what makes the difference between a dictionary translation and the words an engineer in the target language would actually use on a drawing — the same term means different things in a structural drawing and an electrical one.

Optional, but it noticeably improves the result.

What to translate

The same six text types the workspace uses. This applies to both passes — anything switched off is never read out and never written back, so excluding dimensions here means the scan will not even show them to you.

All text types

PDF preview of each translated drawing. Useful for spotting text that no longer fits its label.

No drawings yetYou review every line before anything is written.